|  | 5.2 | Routed and Routing Protocols
| 5.2.2 | Multiprotocol routing

Routers are capable of multiprotocol routing, which means they support multiple independent routing protocols, such as IGRP and RIP. This capability allows a router to deliver packets from several routed protocols, such as TCP/IP and IPX, over the same data links.
| Lab Activity
| In this lab you will reinforce your knowledge and understanding of routed and routing protocols, the primary protocols that enable a router to function. You will review examples of each type of protocol and use various IOS commands at the router to discover which routed and routing protocols are currently running or active on the router. You will also use the help facility to explore what protocols the router could support that may not be currently running.

Threaded Case Study
Washington Project: Multiprotocol Routing
Based on user requirements, the Washington School District network needs to handle multiprotocol routing. The district requires that both TCP/IP and IPX routing protocols be handled over the network.